Technologies

Día de Muertos; Diablada

Día de Muertos; Diablada is an Age of Empires III technology available to Mexicans; Peru from the Commerce Age (Mexicans) ; Revolution (Peru), researched at Cathedral. It Grants xp 5 for every unit lost so far.

APPLIES TO Definitive Edition (2020)
Día de Muertos; Diablada in Age of Empires III
Día de Muertos; Diablada
TECHNOLOGY DETAILS

Research profile

Civilization
Mexicans; Peru
Research location
Cathedral
Research time
30 seconds
Effect
Grants xp 5 for every unit lost so far

Effect & research conditions

Available to Mexicans and Peru from the Commerce Age (Mexicans) ; Revolution (Peru). Research it at Cathedral. Effect: Grants xp 5 for every unit lost so far. Research takes 30 seconds.

Research condition

Available to Mexicans and Peru from the Commerce Age (Mexicans) ; Revolution (Peru). Research it at Cathedral.

When to research

Choose Día de Muertos; Diablada when its stated effect addresses an upcoming army, economy or map-control need: Grants xp 5 for every unit lost so far. Verify the required access and have the relevant units or buildings ready before spending resources. Use the Cathedral for research. Research takes 30 seconds.

Experience for units already lost

Día de Muertos is a Commerce Age Mexican Cathedral technology; Peru can research the identical Diablada after its Revolution route provides Cathedral access. Research takes 30 seconds. Completion grants five experience for every unit the player has lost so far, including herdable animals. The reward is calculated from the existing loss count, so it is a one-time experience payout rather than a bonus to future deaths.

Choose the research timing

The experience return grows with the number of units lost, making timing important. Researching early provides less experience, while waiting can delay Home City shipment progress and consumes a Cathedral research window. Compare the expected payout with the 30-second delay and the value of other Cathedral options. The Mexican and Peruvian names differ, but the recorded effect is identical.